One of Oxford’s newest residents is someone who’s made helping foster care children his mission in life. His name is Joseph Savalle and he, along with his wife Michelle, are the founders of Love for a Child. “I specifically moved to this area (from Shelby Township) to be closer to the kids that we were […]
Participants in the Addison Township Public Library’s summer reading program celebrated the end of it with a Nerf war Friday evening in LaBodie Park. A total of 112 children signed up for the program and combined, they spent 34,000 minutes reading this summer. In addition to children, 70 adults and 19 teens also participated in […]
Local residents overwhelmingly voted in favor of both public transportation and public safety in Tuesday’s primary election based on unofficial results posted by the Oakland County Elections Division. Millage renewals to support the North Oakland Transportation Authority (NOTA) were approved 10,887 to 4,559 by voters in Oxford, Addison and Orion townships. Lynn Gustafson, director of […]
Meet the legendary Lone Ranger and his famous horse, Silver, during an open house at 1372 W. Drahner Rd. in Oxford Township on Friday, Aug. 3 from 4 to 6 p.m. The open house is being hosted by John Burt Realty. Come tour this classic Colonial home sitting on 5 acres and meet the icon behind the mask.
Westley, an 11-month-old Golden Lab who’s being raised for Leader Dogs for the Blind, enjoys a relaxing rubdown at the hands of Oxford resident Emma Haden during the July 26 concert in downtown Oxford’s Centennial Park. Photo by C.J. Carnacchio.
Five candidates will vie for four seats on the Oxford Board of Education in the November general election. No matter what happens, at least three of those seats will be occupied by newcomers as incumbents Mark Stepek, Dr. Joyce Brasington and Jenny Guthrie all decided to not seek re-election. Only incumbent Korey Bailey, who was […]
Nearly 10,000 square feet of new development to be constructed in Seymour Lake Township Park was granted final site plan approval last week via a 3-1 vote by the Oxford Township Planning Commission. The new development includes a 3,126-square-foot senior center, a 3,010-square-foot station to house Oxford Community Television (OCTV) and a 3,840-square-foot warming/concessions building […]
Three candidates, three seats, no competition – just your typical Oxford Village Council race. Only three candidates filed last week for the three, four-year village council seats that will appear on the Nov. 6 general election ballot. Incumbents Maureen Helmuth and Joe Frost are running along with newcomer Kate Logan. Helmuth has served on council […]
OXFORD VILLAGE – Thanks to a local scout’s hard work and commitment to bettering his community, the Polly Ann Trail will soon have a quaint, peaceful little spot for users to take a breather from their recreational pursuits. Life Scout Logan Streeter and some fellow members of Boy Scout Troop 366 spent part of Saturday […]
Voters are poised to head to the polls Aug, 7 to make their picks in partisan primaries and say ‘yea’ or ‘nay’ regarding local millage proposals. But before they do, there are a few things to keep in mind. First and foremost, Oxford Township Clerk Curtis Wright is reminding voters this is a primary election, […]